Mcp

My sdd workflow works because I’m there: I start each phase, read the plan, and check the result. The next question was what happens when nobody is there. Can a ticket in a project tracker turn into a merge request on its own, without anyone copying it into a terminal, and without taking the agent’s word that it works? That’s agent-platform: a platform for building coding agents that work unattended. One Rust engine runs every agent. Each agent is a folder of configuration and skills, and each repo opts in with one file. The agent harness inside is Claude Code today, but very little of the platform depends on that: it could as well be Pi or Codex. ...

Every project I’ve written about this year produced the same kind of leftover: decisions. Why Tsundoku identifies series the way it does. Why Codex plugins talk over stdio. Why the third attempt at a library server used SQLite. Each took an evening of thinking, and each lived in exactly one place: whatever chat window I had open at the time. That’s the problem Mnemo solves. The line at the top of its PRD is: context is the most valuable thing you produce, and it currently lives nowhere. It’s spread across chat projects that don’t talk to each other, markdown files I forget I wrote, and notes apps that no agent can reach. ...